Sentence examples for could do to put from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Market Forces examined what the banks could do to put those sentiments into practice.

It was all I could do to put a dent in the three eggs, toast, sabudana khichdi (a delicious Marathi breakfast dish made of tapioca pearls, which I've come to yearn for) and fruit with fresh curd.

Local activists in Alexandria, including former and current elected officials, started talking about what they could do to put Freedom House on more secure footing, including whether the city should take over its operations permanently.

Bob McMullan, former Australian minister for international development, told MPs on the international development committee that such a step would be the most important thing DfID could do to put disability on the agenda.

But activists argue there is a long list of other things the Obama administration could do to put pressure on Sudan, including tightening economic sanctions, pushing for more humanitarian access in areas under siege, pressing allies to arrest Mr. Bashir and trying to label Sudanese gold — a crucial revenue source for the government — as a conflict mineral.

From there he figured out what he could do to put his life on the right track.

What could you do to put your career on par with theirs over the period of time you've set?

"My feeling is more could be done to put people on the ground.

Promising a series of future speeches setting out what could be done to put the British economy back on track, Cameron said: "There doesn't seem to be any recognition from the government that there is a massive budget deficit and something needs to be done about that".

The prime minister said expenses rules had been improved since 2010, although more could be done to put Parliament's integrity "beyond doubt".

Does it mean anything simply to recognise the terrible mass of wrongdoing, and to imagine what could have been done to put it right, at least partly?